Introduction to Remote Viewing Virtual

Join Joe McMoneagle’s Introduction to Remote Viewing—get the truth about Remote Viewing from Remote Viewer 001 and Monroe Institute remote viewing trainers. Remote Viewing first entered the public eye in 1995 when the CIA declassified the groundbreaking Stargate project. Joe McMoneagle has been passionately dedicated to educating audiences ever since, showcasing his remarkable abilities on national television in 7 countries. With a wealth of experience in interviews, books, articles, podcasts, and live demonstrations, he stands out as one of the two operational remote viewers deeply engaged in the scientific exploration of this fascinating psi phenomenon. As a seasoned expert with over 42 years in the field, Joe's insights are unparalleled. In this introductory program, Joe will recount his early experiences with remote viewing during the Army Project through recorded video sessions. A Monroe Institute Trainer specializing in Remote Viewing will guide you through the institute's rich history in this field, explaining the structured programs available, including Remote Viewing Basics, Remote Viewing 1, and Remote Viewing 2. As an added bonus, beginners will also receive valuable remote viewing tips and engage in two audio exercises designed to enhance their innate skills. Participants will also have the unique opportunity to practice remote viewing with a designated training target. A brief Q&A session will follow, allowing for further exploration of the Remote Viewing programs and other offerings at the Monroe Institute. How it works Introduction to Remote Viewing Virtual Retreat is a 3-hour real-time interactive online retreat. The schedule is based on Eastern U.S. time zone.  The program begins at 1:00 pm with a welcome overview and introductions History of Remote Viewing at Monroe Institute Guided audio-supported meditation Video presentation from Joe McMoneagle Practical instruction, tips and a live practice exercise for a group Target The program will be conducted using Zoom meeting, a popular online platform for video conferencing and interactive online instruction. Audio exercises will be available for streaming through your Monroe account during the retreat. Reliable internet connection with a recommended minimum internet speed of 5 Mbps for streaming the exercises. Speed test your internet https://www.speedtest.net/ You will need headphones and a computer with a camera and microphone for video communications. Over-ear wired stereo headphones or high-quality earbuds are recommended with a cord long enough to reach the place where you will be listening to the exercises. To ensure you have true stereo sound, you can use this Audio Test. You should hear a pulsating frequency from ear to ear. REGISTRATION CLOSES NOON THE DAY BEFORE THE RETREAT BEGINS.